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Getting rid of my mortgage payment without hurting the credit that much?
Posted on March 8th, 2011 4 comments -
Am I able to take a secured loan out on my home with bad credit?
Posted on March 7th, 2011 5 comments -
Fast Loan Advice – Repair Your Credit Rating With a Credit Repair Card
Posted on December 16th, 2010 No commentsLiz Marsden asked:
Damaged credit ratings can happen so easily and often people have no idea that they’re considered a poor credit risk by loan companies or their bank. The first they know about it is when they check their credit rating file.
Or they become aware of the problem when they apply for a loan, credit card or mortgage and their application is refused. When the refusal is questioned they realise that a previous, apparently minor financial problem has damaged their rating.
Adding to the problem is that the refusal of a credit application will also appear on your file as a negative… It doesn’t seem fair does it? That’s why it’s important that before you apply for credit you check your credit rating file.
When credit conditions were easier, and that’s not too long ago, these minor factors were pretty much ignored by loan companies who were rushing to try and push credit cards and loans onto people. Wow, how times have changed…
So, how do you improve your credit rating? What can you do? Well, you can apply for a credit repair credit card and there are a number of companies supplying these.
Credit repair cards are an ideal way of raising credit. The main benefit is that if you have a poor credit history they will enable you to prove that you can organise your finances and behave responsibly. For example you can show that you can make payments on time, not exceed your credit limit and repay more than the minimum amount each month.
You will only be allowed a reduced level of borrowing with a credit repair card but the idea isn’t to go on a spending spree! In fact the last thing is to be able to get into debt again!
Credit repair cards charge a higher rate of interest than mainstream credit cards, but if you use them carefully and pay off all or most of the balance each month the interest paid will be low.
Once you have proved you can manage your credit repair card you will once more be able to apply for loans, mortgages and regular credit cards.
Craig -
Estimating monthly expenses for the lender when modifying a loan – Better to over estimate or under estimate?
Posted on December 2nd, 2010 1 comment -
Should I refinance my current mortgage?
Posted on November 14th, 2010 4 comments -
Should I pay off 1 credit card or 1 loan?
Posted on September 21st, 2010 5 commentsLocalBoy asked:
I have numerous credit cards, 2 mortgage loans, and 1 personal loan. I got enough money from tax return to pay off the personal loan OR 1 credit card. I don’t know which one to do. Any advice will help, thanks!!
Kathleen -
Preparing credit profile for mortgage advice?
Posted on April 30th, 2010 2 commentskatya asked:
I have a good credit rating, and I need to refinance in early 2010 (because my mortgage payment is too high..I ‘d set it for 15 years instead of 30).
I am preparing: In order to clear my credit profile, I am paying off a large amount business debt on credit cards with a personal family loan .
2 questions:. How likely is a bank ( in 6 months time) to ask me how I did that?
2nd: I’ll be paying $ 1250 a month… I ‘m wondering will they see this in my checking account and suspect it is a loan? should I be making monthly payments to my family member with money orders so it doesn’t show
I am 1000% honest and just want to package myself right because if I don’t get this mortgage payment down, I could be headed for trouble.
I was told I do not qualify for mortgage modification because” I’m not in trouble” Seems only if you are in default, they’ll help !.
Lucille -
Home equity loan denied. Any advise?
Posted on January 17th, 2010 No commentsrandysoby asked:
To make a long story short I applied for a home equity loan and was declined by B of A. My credit scores are a 790, 812 and a 680. The 680 was so low b/c of an AT&T charge off that was never mine (the SS# was one digit off from mine). I had that removed already but after B of A declined me. I even sent a letter that the AT&T charge off was removed but it still didn’t help. I owe 93,000 on my house and it is valued at 189,000. My area didn’t get hit bad by the foreclosure issue. The lady at B of A told me that they will do 85 ltv. The only other bad thing that I had were 3 late Searscard payments mid last year. They were 15 dollar payments that I forgot to pay. I owe nothing on credit cards, 1 joint car payment for 200/month with my wife and my mortgage of 950/month. My house is only in my name (not joint with my wife’s). I make 55k/year. I thought that my situation sounded like a banks dream. Any opinions? Are loans really that tough to get with the real estate situations or does B of A suck that bad? Oh, did I mention that I have 46k in a savings account with B of A? What do you think? Am I better off going to a bank or a credit union? I don’t want to run my credit again unless I am sure that I will be approved. I value your professional opinion but please dont waste your time trying to get my business.
I cant use my wife because her name is not on the house.
Willie -
Is it possible to get a $25,000 loan?
Posted on November 16th, 2009 2 comments~life sucks~ asked:
I need to borrow 25k. My bank doesnt give unsecured loans for that amount. I just bought my house and am pretty sure I dont have 25k equity in it. So, a second mortgage is out. Are there any legit companies out there that will lend that kind of money to a person with good (not excellent) credit? If need be I have a co signer with excellent credit willing to help me. The purpose of this loan is for debt consolidation. I just want to pay off all those credit cards, have one monthly payment and start over. Bankruptcy is not an option. My credit is decent and I want to keep it that way. Serious advise only please.
Susan -
Finding Way to Resolve Financial Problems with Mortgage Loans
Posted on July 12th, 2009 No commentsChristen Scott asked:
You can resolve your financial crises easily with Mortgage Loans. These are a kind of secured loans where you can mortgage your property. Mortgage is a document on which you entrust your property to the lender due to that lender gets the right to foreclose your property and you get money in the lieu of that, which you can use for any of your personal purposes. Two types of mortgage loans are available in market- short-term mortgage loans and long-term mortgage loans.
For long-term mortgage loans you can choose for fixed interest rates even and you can save money as well as you can keep the money for as long as 25 years. Your high credit score helps you get money at significantly lower interest rate as well as no down payment is charged from people having high credit score. But, you do not have to worry if you have bad credit score because even then you are eligible to get Mortgage Loans. Unlike the people having high credit score you may get money at higher interest rate comparatively.
To avail Mortgage Loans you need to pledge your real property to the lender. Any default in the repayment can lead you to lose your property. Other than fixed rate of interest you can also choose adjustable rate of interest or floating rate of interest according to your convenience. If you have bad credit score you can shop around to find the best lender for you with flexible terms and conditions. Before borrowing Mortgage Loan you are always advised to search for ins and outs of the lender so that you cannot be ripped off.
Bad Credit Mortgage Loans are available for the people who have credit (FICO) score less than 650. To avoid this, pay your bills in time because late payment is as harmful as not paying and try to avoid bankruptcy at all costs because this makes it very much difficult to woo lenders even for Bad Credit Mortgage Loans. To keep your credit score good try to keep few credit cards and do not keep and use credit cards unnecessarily.
Bad Credit Mortgage Loans may be costlier for you because of your bad credit history but this is also a best option for you to improve your credit score and as soon as your credit history improves you can switch to a better option. You can find a lot of resources online to both learning credit card repair, finding best loan and lender for one. You must keep in mind before searching for all these things that Bad Credit Mortgage Loans are available at higher rate of interest as well as some lenders may ask you to bring a co-signer.
You should also be above 18 year of age to be eligible to get Mortgage Loans. You must borrow only the amount which you exactly need because any delay or default in the repayment can be risky for your property as well as it can spoil your credit score. If people with bad credit score get these loans, they get chance to improve their credit score and they must make most of this opportunity. If you are also in financial crunch and you own something which you pledge as collateral then,
Mortgage Loans
can help you better.
Judy -
Question about mortgages please advise?
Posted on July 9th, 2009 4 commentsbryan l asked:
I very upset with my mortgage company. 1 year ago they gave me a courtsey call telling me i have 45k in equity in my home. They threw me an offer to cut my bills down ect. I went into talk to them at a local office and they spelled every thing ourt My 1st loan is 140k on a adjustable plan. They were telling me to roll in my car loans, credit cards and student loan to cut monthy payments total as 70k. They valued my property at 220,000 did not send our a appraser, they also told me that it would help my credit score substantually doing this so i could refinance my 1st. Now my 1st adjusted from 5.7% to 9.22% with payments increase HUGE. I called Country Wide to dicuss refinancing. They looked it up and it did show my Credit Score did go up to 680. and yes we are ready to work with you. They sent a appraser our 300 dollars extra out of my pocket and they apprased the property at 185k, leaving me backwards 35k. they then told me they could not do anything.
to break it our
before this refinance Now after this
140k 1st 140k 1st
35k 2nd mortgage 80k in HELOC
20k in student loan Now told value
25k car loan is 185k
Property value was
told to be at
220,000
Marilyn
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